Apl Functional Symbol Quote Quad Symbol
⍞ is the APL functional symbol quote quad (U+235E) used in APL-related technical notation.
U+235E
The symbol ⍞ is an APL functional symbol commonly referred to as the quote quad. It’s used in contexts where APL notation or character sets are discussed. This page helps you copy it reliably across platforms.
Apl Functional Symbol Quote Quad Symbol Meaning
⍞ (Unicode U+235E), named “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL QUOTE QUAD,” is a technical character associated with APL notation. Because it’s an APL functional symbol, it’s primarily encountered in programming-related documentation, character listings, and fonts or text rendering discussions that include APL symbols. When you see ⍞ in text, it typically serves as a specific glyph within an APL symbol set rather than as a general-purpose punctuation mark. Use it when you need to reproduce the exact character in APL-focused content, such as source excerpts, references, or technical writing that must match Unicode exactly.
Common uses
- •Copying the exact Unicode APL character into APL documentation or notes
- •Including ⍞ in software UI text where Unicode APL symbol sets are displayed
- •Writing accurate character reference lists for fonts or Unicode coverage reports
- •Reproducing APL-related examples in blog posts, tutorials, or technical posts
- •Ensuring correct symbol encoding when sharing APL text snippets in chat or forums
Examples
⍞ APL functional symbol quote quad
- ⍞In APL, the symbol ⍞ is part of the functional symbol set.
- ⍞Unicode U+235E corresponds to ⍞ (quote quad).
- ⍞Copy and paste ⍞ to keep the exact APL character in your document.
- ⍞My font supports ⍞ correctly at small sizes.
- ⍞The reference table lists ⍞ under APL functional symbols.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+235E | |
| HTML Entity | ⍞ | |
| HTML Code | ⍞ | |
| CSS | \235E |
FAQ
What does the Apl Functional Symbol Quote Quad symbol mean?
⍞ (Unicode U+235E), named “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL QUOTE QUAD,” is a technical character associated with APL notation. Because it’s an APL functional symbol, it’s primarily encountered in programming-related documentation, character listings, and fonts or text rendering discussions that include APL symbols. When you see ⍞ in text, it typically serves as a specific glyph within an APL symbol set rather than as a general-purpose punctuation mark. Use it when you need to reproduce the exact character in APL-focused content, such as source excerpts, references, or technical writing that must match Unicode exactly.
What Unicode character is ⍞?
⍞ is Unicode code point U+235E, named “APL FUNCTIONAL SYMBOL QUOTE QUAD.”
How can I copy ⍞ reliably?
Copy the character directly from this page, or use the provided escapes such as \\u{235E} or the HTML entity.
Where would I see ⍞ used?
It typically appears in APL-related documentation, Unicode/character reference tables, and technical text that must match APL symbols precisely.
Why does ⍞ not look the same everywhere?
Glyph appearance can vary by font and rendering support; if a font lacks the APL character, it may display as a fallback or replacement glyph.